The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

| families have been dragged from their
beds at night by masked regulators. tad
naked to treesland fearfulIy beaten. There
was great indignatien3am among the law-abid-
ing people. 81 aI9f
AN incendiary fire ON the 21st DESTROYED
the house of Calvin bass, in Kershaw
County, y. c., and Mrs Bass and her two
small children persisted in the flames.
Or the 21st Joan Carfrae Pinkerton,
widow of the late Allan Pinzerton, the
famous detective, died at the house of her
son-in-law, William J. Chalmers, in Chi
cage. She. was born in Edinburg, Scot
land, and had just passed her sixty-fifth.
year.
TREATY with the Blackteet Indians has
been signed whereby they relinquish seven
hundred square miles of reservation. This
will throw open to settlement Northwest
ern Montana
SIX years ago Darius W Parks, of Niles,
O. O., was sentenced to iife-imprisonment for
pardoned him, it having been established
that he was innocent of the crime
FRED JUNaERER and VI Lille Smith, each
ten years of age, were flying kites in Gin
cinnati on the 3D. when they quarreled
and Jungerer drove knife into Smiths
abdomen, inficting fatal wound.
A FIRE destroyed a cotton warehouse
and over six thousand bales of cotton on
the 22d at M emphis, Tenn. Loss, 1915, 000
EIGHT masked men boarded passenger
train on the Texas & Pacific road near
Gordon, Tex, early ON the morning of the
23d, and rified the express and mail cars of
their contents. valued at $4,000.
THE corral of George L. Goulding Il Co.,
near Denver, Col, was damaged by fire on
the 23d, and twenty-five head Of blooded
cattle, eleven mules and three thorough
bred horses were burned to death.
Two MURDERERs who killed the Harris
brothers were taken from Jail on the 22d at
Warren, Ark, by masked men and hanged
In the Maumee river above Toledo, O.,
the ice broke up on the 23d, carrying away
several bridges, and the water had flooded
a large tract of country, doing great dam
age.
On the Louisville & Nashville road pas
senger train was wrecked on the 23d mead
Hawthorne, Ill, by the explosion of the
boiler of the locomotive. The engineer anr
fireman were killed and the express and
baggage cars were demolished.
A wIND-sToRM on the gath wrecked three
houses at Danville, Va, and injured several
persons.
IHE HloQmOnG dOJel anu nine OLnor
buildings were destroyed by fire at Reads
vile, N c., on the Oath.
PATRICK and Charles McDermott, broth
ers, got drunk at Bloomington, Neb., few
days ago, sought rest in the snow, and
were so badly frozen that Shey died on the
oath.
THE Governor of Ohio on the Oath issued
a proclamation quarantine against all cattle
from the State of Illinois, on account of
pleuro- pneumonia.
FRANK JAMES, the ex- bandit, secured
position as salesman in the largest shoe
house in st. Louis on the 9th
On the oath brewery ip Des Moines, Ia,
opened a retail trade and supplied the
thirsty without hesitation, in order to
make new test case in court
MICHAEL, the fifteen year old son of Au-
gustus Dierdorf, living near Brazil, Ind,
committed suicide by shooting himself on
the oath. No cause was known for the
deed.
AT Vera Cruz and Button, Ind, ice in
the Wabash carried off two bridges and
swept away several houses on the oath.
SALLIE HAYES (colored) on the oath re-
ceived sentence of ninety-nine years in
the penitentiary for killing police
sergeant in ST. Louis.